I have a bad habit of taking on more tasks than I should be able to handle at one time. I took adoptable commissions on wajas and I have to make 15 at a time while I'm being asked to make someone an animated tag all while having several drawings and essays to do for classes and prints to make for printmaking. I don't feel the stress yet though...normally that comes after the due dates are riding up my butt. What can I say? I'm a recovering procrastinator.

It doesn't look like commissions are happening this month on this site for me. Perhaps when December rolls around and things slow down past the eleventh I'll start a test run. I still have to decide on a style to use. I'm going to practice realism next because I see some of the artists on this site making epic digital drawings and my inner competitor screams for artistic equality. I think there's always time to prove yourself against the odds. I used to draw very realistically before I came to college actually, oddly enough, just not digitally and only with colored pencils and graphite. I think the computer wouldn't be that much harder because I never actually sat down and tried it and in a sense it's much cleaner than pencils. I'm liking my more expressionist style at the moment but I know I should touch up on my old specialty to make sure it hasn't been snuffed out by time.

Scaly things. I need to draw moar scales. I need to draw lizards or something.

But here I am, trying to sharpen skills I've kept buried for three years and yet I have so much work to do. D:

Peace out,
Purnip